History YMMV / LadyAndTheTramp

* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: Trusty regaining his sense of smell and hunting down the dog catcher during the climax.

* SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}: Shortly after the baby is born, Lady sings the song, "''What is a Baby?''" in her head. She then cautiously goes into the baby's bedroom, where Darling is rocking him to sleep, with a ''beautiful'' lullaby. After the lullaby is finished, Lady looks into the cradle fondly at the baby and realizes that having him around won't be nearly so bad as Tramp had warned her.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Trusty regaining his sense of smell and hunting down the dog catcher during the climax.
* CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming: Shortly after the baby is born, Lady sings the song, "''What is a Baby?''" in her head. She then cautiously goes into the baby's bedroom, where Darling is rocking him to sleep, with a ''beautiful'' lullaby. After the lullaby is finished, Lady looks into the cradle fondly at the baby and realizes that having him around won't be nearly so bad as Tramp had warned her.

* NightmareFuel: The growing suspension during the baby's anticipated arrival sequence. Mostly the [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome music]] does it.

** The rat... oh god [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HRKbxTmz9gU the rat]].

** As a troper on the [[HonorableMarriageProposal "Honourable Marriage Proposal"]] page mentioned, its possible the scene where Lady is being chased by the dogs is caused by her being in heat, as later on she spends a night alone with Tramp, and Jock and Trusty discuss marrying her to preserve her honour.

* EarWorm: "''The Siamese Cat Song''".
** "''He's a Tramp''" and "''Bella Notte''", too.

** The rat... oh god the rat.

** The police officer guarding the entrance to the zoo where Tramp tries to get Lady's muzzle off has an OfficerOHara characterization, down to his HairTriggerTemper and [[{{Oireland}} strong Oirish accent]].

* AccidentalNightmareFuel: The growing suspension during the baby's anticipated arrival sequence. Mostly the [[CrowningMusicOfAwesome music]] does it.
** [[ReleasedToElsewhere "The last walk."]]
** The rat... oh god the rat.

** The ethnic stereotypes among the dogs aren't much better.

* UnfortunateImplications: The Siamese cats have buck teeth, crooked eyes and speak with bizarre, exotic accents (Not to mention improper English, too).

** [[spoiler: Trusty's DisneyDeath. Altough he survives]] it's pretty heartbreaking seeing Jock howling in sorrow.

** [[spoiler: Trusty's DisneyDeath]]. It's pretty heartbreaking seeing Jock howling in sorrow.

** [[spoiler: Trusty]]'s DisneyDeath.

* AdaptationDisplacement: The movie was originally based on the short story ''Happy Dan, The Whistling Dog'' by Ward Greene. (in fact, it tells you that in the opening credits) Greene would later become the writer of the Scamp newspaper strip.
* BadassDecay: Tramp in the sequel, in-story even.

* EarWorm: The Siamese Cat song.
* HighOctaneNightmareFuel:
** THAT FREAKING RAT!!! Hit pause when the Tramp has it in his jaws. ''It's almost as big as him!''
** [[ReleasedToElsewhere "The last walk."]]
** Also, the alligator and his creepy voice.
-->'''Tramp:''' "Say Al, do you suppose you could nip this contraption off for us?"
-->'''Al:''' '''''Glad to oblige!'''''
-->'''Tramp:''' [[OhCrap Whoa, whoa!]] ''*pulls Lady away from the gator's jaws*''
** The scenes where Lady growls to scare away a rat, the [[{{Villain Song}} "We are Siamese"]] song, and [[spoiler: the scene where she gets attacked by a gang of vicious dogs]].
* OlderThanTheyThink: Many people who know of the sequel are unaware that Scamp has been starring in things as early as four months after the first movie was made.

** Also, poor Jock when he believes Trusty is dead.
** And of course, the pound scene in the original complete with "the last walk".
* TheWoobie - Lady. Particular scenes ...
** The whole pregnancy portion (Especially the bridal shower scene).
** After Si and Am blame everything on Lady. Aunt Sarah gets her muzzled.
** Lady [[spoiler:being taken to the pound (The entire scene). And being told about Tramp's past girlfriends]].
*** Even worse, after being picked up, she's chained up to a doghouse.
* UnfortunateImplications: The Siamese Cats.

* NightmareFuel:

** Also, poor Jacques when he believes Trusty is dead.

* UnfortunateImplications: The Siamese Cats.
** [[{{Understatement}} AND HOW.]] (Granted, at the time this was made, Americans in general were still '''incredibly''' ignorant about Asians, and pretty much all Asian ethnic groups were AcceptableTargets. [[FamilyGuy Ah, good old fashioned family-friendly racism...]]

* {{Shout-Out}}: Perhaps not the right trope but the scene where Tramp has killed the rat is reminiscent of the story of Gelert, in which the dog kills a wolf to protect a baby but is prosecuted (in the actual story killed is really the word) before the truth of the situation could be uncovered.

** The scenes where Lady growls to scare away a rat, the [[{{Villain Song}} "We are Siamese]] song, and [[spoiler: the scene where she gets attacked by a gang of vicious dogs]].

* CharacterAlignment
** LawfulGood: Jock, Trusty
** NeutralGood: Lady
** ChaoticGood: The Tramp
** LawfulNeutral: N/A
** TrueNeutral: Aunt Sarah
** ChaoticNeutral: Si and Am
** LawfulEvil: N/A
** NeutralEvil: Buster
** ChaoticEvil: The Rat

* NightmareFuel: THAT FREAKING RAT!!!
** Hit pause when the Tramp has it in his jaws. ''It's almost as big as him!''